Want to try something new this Christmas? If yes, I’ve got a fun thing for you. Here’s a 120-year-old Italian almond Christmas cookies, straight from the most fascinating cookbook I’ve ever read. These delicious cookies burst with sweet, authentic flavors. They’re a journey back in time echoing the wholesomeness and …

Like every other Italian ever (I mean, really, find me one who can’t relate to this), I grew up eating cannolis. All kinds of cannolis. Cannolis for every holiday. When I was a kid, I’d dip cannoli shells in ricotta dip because, let’s be honest, no one wants to hand …

I must admit it, I had never heard of Italian Margarita until a couple of days ago. Then, I read that this drink was made famous by Olive Garden. We don't have it in Italy, so it's not a surprise that we don't know its staples. But now I was curious to know what this drink tasted like.

Pesto is one of my all-time favorite sauces, especially in the summer. The sweet and spicy flavor of basil just screams warm summer evenings to me. And what better use for basil than a fresh pesto? Whether it’s for sandwiches, pasta dishes, or salad dressings, pesto adds that extra something. …

If you’re ever in a pinch at Christmas time wondering what different Italian desserts you need to be making, look no further. I’ve compiled a list of all of our favorite Christmas recipes we’ve used over the years, and put it together in one comprehensive area for you to bookmark and enjoy.

If you are a big fan of Italian food and want to whip up your own traditional Italian Feast of the Seven Fishes, here is a list of some dishes you should make. You don’t have to be Italian or Italian-American to have your own Christmas Eve dinner. Just roll up your sleeves, pour yourself a nice glass of red wine and start cooking some of your own Christmas traditions.